Can some one tell me of a pet shop that sells birds and some good directions ......

There is a pet shop that only sells birds that just opened recently on the soi behind (what was) Carrefour Super Highway. I think it is owned by a farang. They have a large selection of birds. The place is tiny and cramped.

If you are exiting the Carrefour parking lot in back keep going straight. It is the same soi that I.S. Furniture Shop is on, across the street.

Also Kham Thiang market. If you enter the market from where Tesco is then keep going straight until you can't go any further, that's pretty much where they have birds and other small pets.

What kind of birds, actually?

If it's something parrot/budgy-like then you want to get them young.

There are a few shops that sell birds along Loi Kroh road,but they aren't very pretty.

There are a few shops that sell birds along Loi Kroh road,but they aren't very pretty.

Can one actually buy them? I thought the were rentals.

There are a few shops that sell birds along Loi Kroh road,but they aren't very pretty.

I have seen some pretty ones ,amongst the ugly ones .

Wonderful shop on canal road nearing the queens garden heading south from town, next to 7-11 on canal road past maehia market.

owner speaks good English, clean shop

Wonderful shop on canal road nearing the queens garden heading south from town, next to 7-11 on canal road past maehia market.

owner speaks good English, clean shop

That's a good shop but no birds.

There are a few shops that sell birds along Loi Kroh road,but they aren't very pretty.

YEs but I would be affraid to bring one of them home I hear they carrie a mean case of bird flue !!!!!!!!!

Wonderful shop on canal road nearing the queens garden heading south from town, next to 7-11 on canal road past maehia market.

owner speaks good English, clean shop

That's a good shop but no birds.

As usual, I think you should check your facts before posting. She keeps the birds in the back of the shop, they're expensive merchandise. Last time I talked to her about them, she pointed to one and said it cost 25,000 baht!

/ Priceless

Wonderful shop on canal road nearing the queens garden heading south from town, next to 7-11 on canal road past maehia market.

owner speaks good English, clean shop

That's a good shop but no birds.

Dozens of birds and cages and all kinds of things

all in the secondary back room not the fron Dog food room

That's a good shop but no birds.

As usual, I think you should check your facts before posting. She keeps the birds in the back of the shop, they're expensive merchandise. Last time I talked to her about them, she pointed to one and said it cost 25,000 baht!

Ehm.. he wants to buy a bird, not pay Sin Sod and marry it.

Please think carefully before deciding to keep a bird as a pet. It's an animal who's purpose is to fly. Like the saying goes - "as free as a bird". I can't think of anything more cruel than keeping an animal from what nature intended. It certainly won't love you for it. What's wrong with a dog or a cat?

Please think carefully before deciding to keep a bird as a pet. It's an animal who's purpose is to fly. Like the saying goes - "as free as a bird". I can't think of anything more cruel than keeping an animal from what nature intended. It certainly won't love you for it. What's wrong with a dog or a cat?

* You're implying that a bird has to be kept in a cage; this is not true. When I had birds the cage was permanently open, used only for eating, sleeping and pooing. Plenty of flying all day.

* A lot of birds are just as happy climbing and walking.

* Some are social animals, so being kept with either other birds or humans (or other diversions) around is just as important as flying and probably more so.

As for a dog and a cat.. They're more expensive and require more space. A lot of cats are kept inside a house, never going outside; that's not very nice. Yet that same house would be just fine for a bird to fly around in.

Please think carefully before deciding to keep a bird as a pet. It's an animal who's purpose is to fly. Like the saying goes - "as free as a bird". I can't think of anything more cruel than keeping an animal from what nature intended. It certainly won't love you for it. What's wrong with a dog or a cat?

How about a penguine, they can'y fly - so OK to keep as a pet - can keep it in the freezer. Or an emu - Rod Hull had one for years - until he fell off the roof (Rod Hull, not the emu - though it wouldn't have mattered much, cos they can't fly either - am I repeating myself?)

* You're implying that a bird has to be kept in a cage; this is not true. When I had birds the cage was permanently open, used only for eating, sleeping and pooing. Plenty of flying all day.

I bet the bird was glad you didn't put it in the cage if you used it to poo in!

Please think carefully before deciding to keep a bird as a pet. It's an animal who's purpose is to fly. Like the saying goes - "as free as a bird". I can't think of anything more cruel than keeping an animal from what nature intended. It certainly won't love you for it. What's wrong with a dog or a cat?

How about a penguine, they can'y fly - so OK to keep as a pet - can keep it in the freezer. Or an emu - Rod Hull had one for years - until he fell off the roof (Rod Hull, not the emu - though it wouldn't have mattered much, cos they can't fly either - am I repeating myself?)

Not all Penguines are cold weather birds. Hawaii had some so they must be OK in tropical locations too